Admission to the Central Institute of Technology, Kokrajhar, in 2018 is available through two main channels: JEE MAINS and the institute's own entrance exam, CITDEE. The seat allocation is split, with 40% through JEE MAINS and 60% via CITDEE. Applicants must submit an online application, including academic records and entrance scores, leading to a merit list used for counseling. Applicants can choose branches like Food Engineering and Technology. The faculty, rated 9/10 for competence, includes 11 members, many with Ph.D.
and postdoctoral qualifications from prestigious institutes. Though no certifications are provided, the education is deemed adequate for placements or further studies. Fees increased post-2019-2020, now totaling over 4 lakh INR for a four-year program, with per-semester fees at 21,500 INR for general/OBC students and 18,500 INR for SC/ST students. SC/ST students receive a 50% fee reduction. The institute offers limited job placements, mainly in food technology, with companies like Coca-Cola, Britannia, and Amul.
Around 40% of students secure placements, with the highest package at 25 lakhs per annum. Internships are available in the private and government sectors. The institute doesn't offer its own scholarships or loans but facilitates government scholarships, providing reserved category students at least 50,000 INR per semester. A refundable caution deposit of 5,000 INR is required for the first semester of hostel accommodation. The institute supports minor categories, focusing on the aspirations of the Bodo people.
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